The supplied bar chart above represents the data about people living in rural, urban and town who born in Australia or outside of state between 1995 and 2010.
The bar graph illustrates the number of people in and outside Australia who lived in rural areas, townships and cities in 1995 and 2010.
Overall
, large masses opted for the urban range for residency while
the least people were in municipalities in the former year and these numbers got even more higher for the metropolis and lower for the other two in 2010.
It is clear from the pictorial that half of the Australian population was in urban while
the other half was in towns and rural areas whereas
, 60 per cent
of outsiders chose downtown in 1995. However
, the figure increased in 2010 for both Australian citizens as well as
for outsiders. As per cent
of urban space increased , the graph does down for municipalities and villages. In 2010, there was the same percentage of Australian citizens in towns and villages which was just above 10.
Till 2010, 80 per cent
of the common masses preferred to stay in big capital and only less than 10 per cent
remained in towns and rural areas.Submitted by shavidhillain on
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